Pull-A-Part at 1250 Kelly Ave, Akron, OH 44306

Kayla went way above what I expected. She was warm and helpful even with the yard packed that day, and she handled my odd request without rushing me. Really nice person.

If you’re looking to stretch your dollar, Pull-A-Part is the move. They’re a junkyard that actually makes sense—every part is priced low enough to save you more than a tank of gas. They keep things tidy and labeled by make and model, so I found my ‘08 Civic’s alternator fast. Brittany topped it off by being super helpful.

April ranks among the best customer reps I’ve run into lately. This weekend’s always rough since I lost my mom and only child, but I wandered in hunting for something and April walked me through the search step by step with clear directions. She turned my bad day around, and I’ll definitely be back hoping she’s on shift. Great hire—thanks for that.

This auto recycling place is spotless and easy to shop. They’ve got cars sorted by section so you can grab what you need without crawling all over the yard. They even bring wheelbarrows right to your bay and, if the part’s heavy, they’ll run a lift truck to your car. The folks working there know their stuff and treated me like family.

They usually have what I’m after, so I’d give them five stars. The catch? Tire prices shot up lately. I can hit a tire shop, get one taken off and put back on, and pay about the same as $37 for the tire plus $7 in fees—fees that haven’t budged much. I know prices go up everywhere, but these aren’t fresh off the assembly line parts.

Honestly, Ashley at Pull Apart Used Cars is the real deal—no games, no hidden tricks. Bought two cars from her now, and both times it’s been smooth as butter. She tells it like it is, no fluff, and that’s exactly what you want when you’re buying a used car. If you’re looking for someone who won’t waste your time, she’s the one. Don’t even think about skipping this place.

Honestly, I wasn’t expecting much when I needed a tire cover for my car—figured I’d have to drop $200 on some overpriced OEM part. Then I found Pull-A-Part online, saw they had a matching model in the yard, and thought, *what the hell, worth a shot.* VIP membership got me in free, I was in and out in five minutes with the exact part for $9. Jamie at the counter was a total pro—answered all my questions, made the whole thing smooth, and didn’t make me feel like an idiot for not knowing what I was doing. If you’re the type who hates paying dealer prices, this place is a godsend. ---

I’ve been to a few Pull-A-Part locations—Cleveland West, Akron, Canton—and they’re all well-organized, but Akron’s crew is next level. Every single person there went out of their way to help me, but Brittany? She went above and beyond. If you’re in the area and need parts, skip the rest and go straight to Akron. I’ll be back, and I’m telling everyone I know.

I’ve been to a lot of salvage yards, but this one’s different. They’ve got a solid selection of cars, and the prices are fair—no hidden fees, no haggling. The front desk crew is great, but Jamie? She’s the real deal. Not just polite, but actually *nice*—the kind of person who makes you feel like you’re not wasting their time. If you’re looking for parts and want a place that won’t nickel-and-dime you, this is it. ---

Jamie at Pull-A-Part made what could’ve been a boring car hunt into something way more fun. She was just one of those people who makes you feel like you’re not wasting their time—super friendly, actually listened to what we needed, and didn’t make us feel like we were being upsold. The whole thing was easy, and honestly, that’s rare in a salvage yard. Wouldn’t mind going back just to say hi.